Experimental Jetset is a group of designers based in Holland. They are having a show at London's Kemistry Gallery. They show a selection of posters created over a 10 year period of time, featuring the one they did for the Neen manifesto.
Experimental Jetset was founded in 1997 by Marieke Stolk, Danny van den Dungen and Erwin Brinkers: its main focus is installation work and printed matter.
Influences range from early modernism to contemporary subcultural movements (De Stijl, Punk, Situationist International, Concrete Poetry, Psychedelic Pop, Provo, etc.), and are in evidence conceptually rather than formally. In form, their work refers to the aesthetic language of late modernism, a language that the members of Experimental Jetset regard as their mother tongue.
(links: Manifesto, Experimental Jetset)
Experimental Jetset was founded in 1997 by Marieke Stolk, Danny van den Dungen and Erwin Brinkers: its main focus is installation work and printed matter.
Influences range from early modernism to contemporary subcultural movements (De Stijl, Punk, Situationist International, Concrete Poetry, Psychedelic Pop, Provo, etc.), and are in evidence conceptually rather than formally. In form, their work refers to the aesthetic language of late modernism, a language that the members of Experimental Jetset regard as their mother tongue.
(links: Manifesto, Experimental Jetset)
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